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10 the Honorable Judge Of rr-6atc tor ii, county

TO the Honorable Judge Of Pruhatc tor the county
of Hancock.
THE dergned, HjmiEi-uator Of the estate OF
/ Ann Jordan, late Of Ellsworth. Ia said county,
deceased respectfully represents that the goods
and chatteis, rights and credits of said deceased
not sufficient to pay her Just debts amt charges
of administration, by the sum OF eight hundred
dollars. Wherefore your petitioner ,rtu- vour
Honor to grant him II License p sell, public or
private sale, and convey an Of the real estate of
the deceased tincluding the rr,erson of the
widows dover thercin,l to satisfy said debts and
charges of administration.
4 Z III R\II NJ ALIrl-I
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Cape RozIer

Cape Kozier
Sailed from South Brooksville, April l6,
schooner Eva Adell, Wescott, for New
York; April IL, schooner Annie i. Greene,
Cousins, for Boston. Both vessels were
loaded with granite. There is to be con
siderable business in stone quarrying
done at this place, during the current sea
son. Arrived April l6, schooners Orontes,
Hutchinson; Excursion, Haskell, and
Lydia NJ. Webster, Condon, from Rock
land Brig Fidelia, Capt Blake, arrived at
Boston, from Vieguez, P. r.. on April 2,
and has now gone down to Norfolk, to
load coal for Bangor. All well.
April Is. VIEW.
Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth, who was an
officer in the 10th Maine regiment, is to
give the Grafton at the dedication of the
New Haven soldiers monument, June II,
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f-l.s l.apor, >a.aa -r,,r, ratay
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-04-28

rotHr Honorable Juige Of Probate f.. tI. con-.
ri Hancock.
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In constant streams the giant pines
Are c)utched within my grasp;
Nv metal servants, swift and true,
Their mighty bodies clasp,
Then, held in iron paws, they feel
The thrusts Of my swift, flashing steel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-04-28

Captain William G. Nichols of the
ship Belle of Bath, was arrested in Phila-
delphia Thursday charged with cruelty to
his sailors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
TINE ONO PLAuYOR q.

We demand such judicisus reduction Of
the present burdens Of tArif - shall result
In producing . revenue sufficient only TO
meet the expenses ofas economical admin
istratlsa Of govern msnt, the payment Of
liberal pen'ions 70 Union soldiers aad
sailors. and the payment ofths principal and
Interest Of the public debt. and ifnsosssary,
We favor such reduction Of internal revenue.
sIospt 10 liquors. % will prevent the socu-
mslation Of surplus 10 the National rrsas-
arg. and vs dsnoubos ssy attempt 10 sbol'
ish the tai on LIQUORS for the purpose OF
keeping up the present unjust. unequal and
onsrous tariff s,stsu.- From the platform Of
the Chic State Democratic Convention.
This Ia unusually plain and bold
for Ohio Democrats. There is no mis-
taking the meaning. II Ia q clear de-
mAnd Tor the reduction Of the tarii TO
the level Of necessary revenue, and
an emphatic protest against the Re
publican policy Of increasing govern
mental expenditures In order TO main
tain high tariff for the benefit Of the
monopoly class. On such Q platform
the party In Ohio should win with any
kind Of q ticket II 10 q direct drive
against Mr.. Randall and the Rep
can high PROFESSIONALS, Of whom he is
the leader. The po,iive language Of
the declaration Ia refreshing, showing
that In the progress Of the general dis.
cussion Of the tariff question, the day
has gone by when euphemistic and
equivocal phrases are deemed
necessary % vote catching ex.
peaients. The able gentlemen
who. In recent symposium,
talked Of compromise aud concession,
may now perceive which way the
wind is blowing, and develop the
moral courage manifested by Repre-
sentative Breckenridge, Of Arkansas.
The Ohio Democrats want the tariff
reduced, and quickly. They want no
more evasion or trimming. They
want no more lodging or ehunilng.
They want 10 take up the pruning
hook and begin the work Of cutting
OF the suckers that arc exhaust ~
the vitality Of the main trunk. II ID
particularly gratifying TO note the
protest against the crafty Republican
proposition Tor the abolition Of the
liquor tax, In order 10 justly hist
rates on imported necesearies. 1t is 4
center shot-rishi into the bullseys
Il 10 quite time that there should b,
an exposure Of this policy Of artiacia
eIpedients, and the Ohio Democrat
have done II In . single strikinl
phrase.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

dispatches rom Oil par" Oh THIS
country ana from many poin'e In Eu'
rope were received oy indiViouA'S anu
arms In the CITY yesterday mAAinK III
curry as 70 the existence Oh ys'io"
lever here' ine Lonuon i'me' ye''
'oroay morning Anhounced 'nA' 'ne
lever had oroken OUT In Asmph'''
many Oh INC inquiries wore ''om Hu'
roPesn co''on psye" I'VE 'no'o'oio
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
A Great Singer,

From tie London Musical World;
In one Of the many attractive environs
Of London, Nine. Jenny Lind Gold
schmidt lives today, passing her old
age In most peaceful, happy manner.
She Ia In her sxty.eix,h year, bat Is
still youthful Ia feeling and intensely
interested In every musical event
Among the greatest OF the achieve
ments witnessed by the people
of Vieona wss that accom-
plished by berseli, and II must he q
source oil great happ ness TO her to 70
call her triumph In the Austrian Gap
ital. Today abe passes quietly In and
out OF her home, u,notic,d except by
those who know her worth as friend
and neighbor, and greet her with re-
spectful defefelce. Forty years ago
every civilized county in the world
knew Of her wonderful powers and
WAS ready 10 do her homage. She
could not pass from her hotel
door without encountering crowds, who
would stand hours 10 see her. Prob
ably no woman upon the stage ever
held precitely her position. There
may have been quite as much curl.
osity 10 see other famous singers, and
crowd, have followed them, but the
people Of two worlds respected Jenny
Lind, and the cid ieeliug has not died
out. She 10 still the great artist, and
no one has dsthro aed her In the
hearts and minds OF those who heard
her years ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
STARRING A RACE.
The Dfnisuiiy OF oetting Horses 20
Bresk Away In n Fairly
Good Huueh,

New York correspondence OF the
Globe Democrat: Horses and riders
90 nearly monopolizs the attention OF
spectators OF race that were II not
for an occasional bad start or q do.
cision Of doubtful justice, the fact that
there are such men ss starters and
judges would be overlooked and for.
gotten. A moments thought shows
how important q part these officials
pay 4 race and the questions then
arise, how do they get their places ?
what are the qualifcations3 How
much do they pel1
Of all the men who ever started
races in America, Capt VIM. M. Con.
nor, oil this city, 10 undoubtedly the
best known and most highly esteem
cd. He has retired from the turf az
an official, but be keeps up his inter.
est In the sport by attending the most
important meetings, and on occasion
u 10 possible 10 persuade him 10 take
the red nag In bis haid and start q
special race. Such Was the case, for
instance, q year ago, when Troubadour
and Miss Woodford ran their famous
race ut sheepshead Bay. Capt. Con-
nor, no q favor 10 the owners OF the
horses and the Jockey Club, went
down and ofiicia,ed at the start He
10 q pleasant and aasut talker. OF
starting and turf matters he said:
"A starter 10 like poet--he IL born,
not made. The qualifications for be.
coming q good starter are a. distinctly
matter OF natural gilt AZ arc the tai
ents that 20 TO make great general.
A man who was not born 10 start
races can never learn. He will be all
the time making mistakes. And the
combination Of qualities that are no.
quifei 10 q rars one; the result Is tina.
You had one or two men doing tn
starting for nearly all the
important races In the country.
Toe clubs do not like 10 ex.
pertinent with new man. and q man
who has once made q reputation as a
starter may be 90 ufed OF q lob all his
life. IL 10 q salaried position, an per.
haps you know, and therefore there
are always applicants on hand. Some
Of them work for the place like politi.
oians, and get II too, but out OF City
such that l might recall, not two have
been able 10 retain the place. They
were decided failures, aud not becsu 20
they did not mean 10 do right; they
simply oouldn't, because Il was not
born In them 10 get a dozen horses
across the line in bunch.
"rhe essential qualities for success
ful work no q slaiter are these. A
strong sense Of justice, prompt de.
oisiop, fear OF no man no matter how
exalted his poellion, and ability "a
Judge OF horses In alton. / take Il
Tor granted, OF coure, that q man
must be q lover OF horses, thoroughly
conversant with them and able 10 dis.
tlneuish them from zach other under
any conditions. Now, no one can
know how difhcult II Ia 10 jadee Of
horses In action who has not tried II,
whoa thsrs are only two horses,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
Actors Arc Aerxaus.

A prominent London physician
says; II have 10 give much different
advice 10 an actor or an actress, n I
am called 10 vlsi, them profss-
sionally, than l would members Of
any other profession. All successiul
actors or actresses have excessively
nervous temperameuts. They arc
nearly always norbidly sensitive.
Medicines act with different dc.
gees OF effect upon them. and the
same time you have % prescribe for
much different regimen. Then one
la, 10 exsrclss gr,a, care aid have
special kno Wedge In order 10 diagnose
S cor, ~. N s sps to 10 a, deaths
door one moment, 20 far ~ his ply.
steal condition can testify, and In an
Incredibly short space Of time you will
and him Il normal ssain."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

The facts I'll 20 to show that the
aambrelis. the dead one and his brother
Percy, must DO olassed with these doubtful
reformers who believe In tet,ipg about
with pistols In their hip pockets, ready TO
sght It out Whenever their opponents get
tired Of being called oorruptionists, ring
stsrs and other bard nsmss.-Ihs Atlanta
Constitution.
The Constitution overlooks the
point that the dead Gambrell was shot
to death and his head subsequently
mashed by q pistol butt, because, In
bis capacity a. . journalist, he NJ
tackled . public official and charged
lspses which the records have shown
to exist. The Constitution should moi
allow Its humorous prediction to run
away with It's jud,ment.
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ws. Made alIssr, aud s.lII,a.r


Leander Richardson In Boston Her.
aid; II lie not 40 many years ago that
Selma Djlaro, then n beautiful girl
and q most charming actress, with the
voice Of q nightingale, was the man.
sgeress Of lit Q th-ater on the
Strand called the Opera Oomlque She
had q busiuese manager on q salary OF
SIS q week. Hts name was D0yly
Carte. Nine Djlaro used to pro- uce
upon this stsge such works m "The
Grand Duchess" "0rpheus" and the
rest OF them. To her one fine day
came the manuscript Of little piece
called Trial by Jury. II was produced
With some success. Then came The
sorcsrer. II was also q success. Nine
Dolaro went 10 America. D'0yly
Carte found . hacker and became
the mara ger OF the Opera Com Que.
Then there vas Pinaioie and Gilbert
aud Sullivan we're made. No was
D'0yly Carte, who nov owns the sA.
voy Theat,r outright, and who Ia on
sbled 10 build, close beside II, a great
apartment house that will cost him q
cool million. 30 Il was selma Dolaro,
backed by some wealthy admirer,
who msde the greatest comic
opera hfm ever known. They
are both vastly Thy, aud 30 IL tne
business manager 10 whom size us d
TO pay q salary Of ~ q week 10 take
care Of her routine affairs In the the.
alter. And Dolaro1 On, yes. She
wrote me the other day from America
tha, che had cleared some lev hun.
dred dollars by producing q play oi
her owRat he Madison square Thea.
ter, and 20 her "board would be all
right for some months" during which
time she could work. Some OF the
whirligIgs Of time are interesting, are
they nol1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

AT the State Baptist Convention In
Oxford, Miss., yesterday, the Rev. Dr..
j. L. johnson moved the appointment
Of committee on the state Of the
country, the purpose being to cou.
slider the condition Of governmental
affairs In hlssissippI, revealed since
tie killing Of Gambrell by Hamilton.
The lsaven Ia working. The APPKAL
was sure that the revolution had set
10, and that when the gang Of cor.
rup,ionists Of which Hamilton was the
head and front, heard from the peo-
pie, they would discover that the great
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
vRon RusssLLvILLs, Ala.
oss wse Knew aa.brsII.

To the Editor OF the Appeals
JACKSON, Miss July 20.-srR: En-.
closed lnd o. for Gambrsli Monument Fund.
Your course 10 approved By the people ell
ever Mississippi. Every lover Of pure poll
tics OIL ould subscribe something 10 the Ar
psAL's fund. Why does the daily Adssr-
tIssr. 81 jacobson, object TO this monument
foaay's Advertiser suggest, 10 the ArrsAL
that u .eaa . esrrs.pondent TO Clinton,
Miss, (0ambrsll's former homel. where
0smbrell vas raised Aad educutsd. AN Z
resident o. Clipton, and can testify that be
vn q bLisht. sober. smsitlous young gentle
ton people they " u eos,r,ss,. wi ,y,y
literally. sslemnly protest assinst this
attempt 70 klactss the character Of youns
0ambfell, There IL not a man, woman OF
child In Clinton. who makes AM. pretsn ions
70 respectability, who can tell anything
mean on d,mbril. Write or sead q CORES:
pendent 70 inisryiev the deesn people Of
Clinton. Nay God bless the trrnlL foi its
labors for truth, Justice aud tight,
A RESIDENT on CLINTON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
withdrew Prom the n. OF l..

MILWAUKEE, VIA, July 2l.-GAm.
brlnus Assembly, X. Of L., 1000 strong,
today withdrew from tbs order, be
cause Of Grand Master Workman
Powderly's sentiments on the temper.
ance question. II 10 probable tina, the
assembly composed OF tight barrel
coopers will also withdraw for the
came resson. Gambrinus assembly IL
compo ed Of brewers. The tight bar.
rel coopers are mainly engaged In work
for the brewing trade,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
RilIed Three siosdhousds.

MIssroLA, TEX, July 2l.-Charles
Hamm shot add instantly killed Thos.
A. Baker last night. Hamm immedi'
Ately q d. Ho wps pursued by blood.
hounds. He killed three Of tnem and
escaped before III pos,e arrived. He
In nov being pursued by three packs
OF hounds and q large posse. The
Reagan Guards have been called out
10 pro eet Hamm's home and 10 aid In
his capture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

THOMAS M. NIoHoL, who figured 90
conspicuously In the Presidential cam
palgu Of 1880 - Q sort OF bloviator-in-
ordinary to Garfield, Is now endsavor.
Ing to persuade workingmen In New
York City that they should vote the
Republican ticket next year. 1t Is
therefore apparent tina. age has not
withersd nor custom stalled this per-
sons infinite gall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
Daniel Lyon Arrested .

PrrrsBuRe, Pa, July 2l.-Daniel
Lyon, who shot and killed Joseph
Qiinn a, the corner Of fiiiy.eIghth
street and Second avenue, New York
city, on the night Of July 9Th, was ar.
rested At Nc Keespori, Pa, this even.
Ing by Detective Brennan, OF this city.
He will be taken back to New York
tomorrow by oai,es Milarky and
Duncan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

mass Of Mississippi'S citissns were
with the APraAL. The convict lsass
system must be abolished, and the
State Baptist Convention would do
we'll to file protest against Il. II ID
not q question upon which parties
can take issue. II Ia Q matter Of com.
mon humanity, and entirely within
the scope Of the church.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

In response 10 q telegram from .
number Of cltis,us Of Clarksdale, Miss,
asking upon what authority the Ar
ZEAL based lie statement that an order
had been given for the purchase In
Memphis Of thirty'ave Winchester
rides 10 be shipped to Ooshoms
county, the ArrsAL would reply that
the Statement, came 10 II from q credl.
bic source, but that 10 has not been
able 10 ascertain 10 whom the guns
were 10 DO shipped. II the publics-
ton Of the matter prevents the chip.
ment the ArrEAL will feel Il has done
the people Of Ooahoma county an i'm.
portant service. The telegram Of In
quiry from the citizens Of Olsrksdale
indicates, as the APrrAL has always
maintained, that the people Of Coaho-
ma county will not tolerate a resort TO
such methods. that II Ia an order Low.
ing community and that public senti.
ment there 10 as potent for law and
peace M In any community Of ths. or
any other State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

IT ID curious lynching story that
We hear nom Minneols, Tex. A dec
perado being pursued by sheriH's
posse and blood hounds, when brought
TO bay, shot three dogs and one deputy
shsria before being captured. He
was then, the dispatch states, "lynched
without further ceremony" The 10
cility with which the lawfully consti'
tutsd posse enlarged its functions ID
very interesting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
TIL. Aircy a 90. Pile y suit.

NEw oaLrASs, LA, JAY 1T. L.
Airsy q 90. today fled suit In the
Civil Distric. Court against their
creditors, praying for respite Of one,
two and three years without interest.
Judge Monroe granted the petition
and ordered q meeting Of the creditors
on August 22d. The schedules show
assets Of t46S,000 and liabilities Of
f3ba OO()
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

The Memphis ArPKAL says the death
rate Of Mem his 10 less than that Of New
York. PHILADELPHIA. Chicago. St. Louis,
Broo'iyn or Cincinnati. Mex, thing II will
be writing ~ Memphis a. . Summer Re-
sort. New York Tribune.
We have reason to do so, Is Mem.
phis was about the coolest place In tn,
United States during the recent hoI
speli,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
Charley s.usa.r. ne.eaea,

DIS MoISKs. IA, July 2i.-Ohafley
Saunders, the youog miner who was
imprisoned In q flooded mipesi Grand
Junction last Monday morning. was
rescued alive and well this aftornoop.
He escaped from the water by hiding
In an old air chamber ten feet square,
and when rescued had been impris-
oned ITO houra
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

wHrS g. Losis shall nnd thu. the
yellow fever canard did not work, and
that Memphis merchants will handle
100000 bales Of cotton next fall and
winter, aud that the railroads con.
tlnue TO seek Memphis % . focal
point Of distribution, the atmosphere
Of tha. placs will be heavy with sul.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

THs jury to try the omnibus Doodle
case In Chicago was completed yester-
day, and there 10 little doubt that the
men who have been absorbing the
revenue Of Cook county ct the rate Of
$500. 900 year will be put where the
rewards Of public service are no. 90
great, but where the service itss,f Ia
very unexceptionable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

The members Of the Interstate Com.
merce Commission are earning their
salaries these days. For hot weather
task there Is probably nothing more
conducive 10 pespiration and yearn-
ings for tea bresIes than the daily
struggle OF the Commission with the
problems presented by contentious
railroads and shippers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

Tps cheerful intelligence comes
from Germany that military officers
are experimenting with dynsmiIe by
hurting II from q balloon. Toe In.
ternational Arbitration Conference has
a great deal Of work cut out for II. Az
an agency Of peace q dynamite.bal'
lasted balloon ought TO be very effect
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

Mns. CLEyELASD was tweniy-three
years old yesterday. The anniversary
was quietly celebrated. Tho people
OF the United slates, before whom
abe has borne herself 30 gracefully.
were quite willing TO have made II an
occasion for a national celebration, II
she had out given the word
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
A sad Drovaing.

KIsosros, osr, July 81. News
comes from Arden Of q sad drowning
accident there last nisht. Mrs. W. r.
Mile, her two daughters and sister-
in.law, went into the lake near there
TO battle. 0ae Of the daughters got
beyond her depth and the Others went
TO her rescue. The fei alt was that AL,
except the younger daughter, were
drowned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
CAPITAL MOTHS.

Sscretsry Fairchild today appointed
w. A. Freret, Of Louisiana, 10 be
Supervising Architect oil the Treasury,
at a salary Of 1900 per annum.
Mrs. CLEVELAND today celebrated her
twenty.thlrd birthday anniversary
very quietly at Oak View.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

wHrs Memphis shall be the ter
minus Of q railroad running straight
through the middle Of the State, as Ii
now assured, she will have about oil
the advantages thA, a city could ask oil
n benign Providence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

she French Government ha, the SYM
patty Of those who may ,Aavs desired
to tear . telegraph company limb from
limb and had nobody within reach
other than shrinking messenger, to
whom responsibility did not attach.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

NArcuKE, Mss, July 2l.-The boil.
err OF E. L. Chamberlalh's sawmlll OK.
ploded this afternoon, wrecking the
mill, killing Dorsey Scott (colored),
fireman, and iojurlng Mr.. Chamber.
Lain, the engineer and proprietor, and
two Or three othen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

The Ohio Dem ocrais are In favor Of
submitting TO the people high license
sonstltutionsl amendment. The policy
Of outlawips the liquor traffic and re-
fusipg 10 tar II because II va, out
lawsd resulted In free whisky In that
Btate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

MssrHn has been steadily improv.
Ing In health for nine years. The city
10 now q lus,y young athlete tina. Ia
ou,iooting oil other cities Of the
South In the RAGS for metropolitan
pre.emlnence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

RAspALL's letter 10 notice 10 the
Bosth that the battle 10 about 10 open, and II
vsry clearly indicate, that there will be ne
tid-slove handiins Of tree trade In the ,trus.
sls.-Phiisdelpha Times.
There will be also ne kid-glpve han
ding Of M. Randall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

PrrrepuRo, PA.-The strikers are 70.
auming work In the coke reelone, aud
by Monday Il 10 expected that all the
works will be In operation. Inc
May field, Donley. Stone River Mullen
aud Southwest works Nee. !, and .
started up today With large forces'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

LIT the people Of Memphis come
together and make such q denial and
denuuciation Of the yellow.iever lie
a. will be heard from one end Of tue
country to the other.